Open MierenManz opened 1 year ago
Currently this is not possible and --quiet does not do anything
--quiet
does suppress the output of the code that is being benchmarked, e.g. if you had something like this:
Deno.bench(function log() {
console.log("benching log");
});
In this case deno bench
will output a high number of logs to the terminal, but deno bench --quiet
will not. Being able to suppress all output, including the bench reports, might be interesting for some use cases though.
For advanced usecases (like v8 flags and their logs) it would be nice to be able to run your benchmarks but mute the benchmark output with
--quiet
Currently this is not possible and
--quiet
does not do anything. It would be a nice addition so that it's easier to trace (de)optimizations or something similar without having to filter the output by hand